QuoteYeah just got the ITV man of the match.
Clark Carlisle's man of the match on ITV (I think?)
Yeah just got the ITV man of the match.
Yea he got MOM, I think it the sponsor's MOM as shown on BT sport steam. It's sponsored by Budweiser.
That should boost his stats I think.
Dam just realised I watch it on a stream when it was on TV doh!!!
The broadcaster - in this case ITV - chooses the man of the match.Originally Posted by tricky_colour
Well I guess anyone can be asked who was their MOM but I think there could be more than one broadcaster,
however I think in this case they (ITV) would have chosen the Budweiser MOM. In the Premiership it would be Barclay's MOM
I think.
Just seen it on ITV+1 and it is described as the Budweiser MOM, obviously they do pick him, they are just sponsors.
Last edited by tricky_colour; 16/02/2014 at 3:19 PM.
ITV are the host broadcasters - the cameras at the game are theirs. Other broadcasters can choose their own man of the match if they like but it won't be announced at the game.
GAOL!!!
Coleman gets the winner for Everton, great work by McGeady on the wing to put in a cross which was head back to
Colemen who shaped up to hammer it home but then clever clipped it slowly into the net!!
Brilliant stuff!!
They said it was mi**** on Sky Sports Soccer Saturday. Then again, they said the same about one of his other goals and that turned out to be a class goal, so I don't know what to believe..
Find a video or GIF of the goal, Tricky. Good lad.
I was watching that game - it was a complete mi****. He shinned it like a goal he scored earlier in the season. Lovely deep cross from McGeady to set it up.
I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.
Well...... my description was a somewhat flattering version of reality, lets put it that way
Can I suggest hyphenating "miss-hit"?
You can't spell failure without FAI
vid here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rn4t7oL6zWM
Great concealed sliced chip from Coleman, top draw
He meant it.
6th goal make him Everton's 2nd highest goal scorer.
He is also Everton's (joint) lightest player.
Also he now has 4.5 shots per goal, which is a good ratio.
He admitted he didn't!
Can I suggest you stop being a mi****head?
I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.
By David McDonnell. That would be the David McDonnell who twice declared Leighton Baines' move to United to be signed, sealed and delivered (he's yours). Everton didn't accept £15m for 30-year-old Baines, they're hardly going to take £15m for 25-year-old Coleman.
As the rags go, I thought The Mirror was one of the slightly better ones for this kind of thing... obviously not.
Moyes wont be there to buy him, lazy journalism once again.
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